Introduction
The recent ruling by the Supreme Court regarding the Migration and Economic Development Partnership has been strongly criticized by the Rwandan government. They argue that the decision is not only politically motivated but also insulting to their country.
Questionable Evidence
The judges based their ruling on evidence provided by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), which the Rwandan government claims to be inaccurate. They highlight the fact that the UNHCR continues to partner with Rwanda to evacuate asylum seekers from dangerous situations in Libya, with the most recent flight arriving in Kigali just a day after the ruling.
Rwanda's Efforts
Rwanda has been actively involved in providing shelter and care for refugees, with over 130,000 refugees currently being supported in the country. The UNHCR has even praised Rwanda's treatment of refugees and asylum seekers as exemplary.
The Hypocrisy
The Rwandan government is questioning the motives behind the ruling, suggesting that the country is being unfairly demonized for its policies. They argue that Rwanda is being attacked for its efforts to care for asylum seekers and migrants and help address the global imbalance in opportunity, despite these allegations being false and misleading.
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The Truth About Asylum Seekers
The UNHCR alleged that Rwanda has a 100% rejection rate for asylum seekers from certain parts of the world. However, the Rwandan government clarifies that only two individuals from Syria and Yemen were not considered for asylum because they had a faster path to legal residence. These individuals are currently living and working in Rwanda with their families.
Rwanda's Motives
The Rwandan government emphasizes that their actions are driven by the belief that migrants should not have to undertake dangerous journeys to Europe in order to succeed. They aim to provide a home for migrants in Africa and create better opportunities for them. However, this requires investment and support for economic development.
Don't Attack Rwanda
The Rwandan government urges critics to focus their criticism on the Migration and Economic Development Partnership rather than attacking Rwanda directly. They also condemn the use of lies to support these criticisms, asserting that such tactics are unfair and unacceptable.
Rwanda Deserves Better
Rwanda, as a country that offers safety, opportunity, and a home to those in need, deserves better treatment and understanding. The government's efforts to provide for asylum seekers and migrants should be recognized and commended.
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